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I was seated at the restroom at work yesterday morning when I noticed a strip of plastic had been added to the gap between the metal stall and the metal stall d
by diydsp 12y ago
I was seated at the restroom at work yesterday morning when I noticed a strip of plastic had been added to the gap between the metal stall and the metal stall door. It was branded Privacy Cover (patent pending).
Welcome to the future where everything is branded and everyone is an Avon lady, endorsing some set of pet products :)
[a] http://www.rbahelp.com/toilet-partition-privacy-strip-installation-video/ http://www.rbahelp.com/toilet-partition-privacy-strip-instal...
[b] http://www.partitionsandstalls.com/partition-privacy-cover.html http://www.partitionsandstalls.com/partition-privacy-cover.h...
[c] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxWnqR77Dzc&feature=em-upload_owner https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxWnqR77Dzc&feature=em-uploa...
- Rapzid 12y agoYou might be interested to know that other parts of the world seem to have solved this quite ingeniously.. At least in Australia and New Zealand it is very common to have stalls with doors hinged and sized so when shut they overlap an outer bit. No gap.
- Retra 12y agoYeah, fancy west-pacific door technology. Who would have ever thought that a door can block your view if built properly? :P
- moron4hire 12y agoI didn't realize people peeking through the slim slit was an issue.